The Last Story by Inner Sanctum

Strange Tales (Old Time Radio)

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🗓️ 20 November 2022

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Strange Tales features a story from Inner Sanctum this week. We'll hear their broadcast from September 11, 1945, titled, The Last Story. More from Inner Sanctum https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr12022/StrangeTales671.mp3 Download StrangeTales671 Strange Tales is made possible only by your support. If you’d like to help keep the tales coming each week, visit donate.relicradio.com for more information. Thank [...]

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0:00.0	Strange
0:01.2	Tales
0:02.0	RELES
0:03.0	Relicradio.
0:20.0	Relic Radio.com presents tales of the strange and bizarre, the weird and the wicked.
0:26.1	Stories not necessarily of the supernatural, but of the unnatural.
0:35.1	Join us now for Strange Tales, featuring radio drama at its most mysterious and unusual.
1:02.1	Music This is Relic Radio's Strange Tales.
1:04.2	Welcome back. Thanks for joining me this Sunday.
1:07.2	We take another trip into the Inner Sanctum this week,
1:14.2	series that aired from January of 1941 to October of 1952, produced 526 episodes.
1:18.1	Our story today is from September 11th, 1945.
1:19.9	It's titled The Last Story. The Last Story. Good evening. Good evening, friends of the inner sanctum.
1:51.0	Well, here it is.
1:52.6	Tunes Day again, and this is your ghost host at the squeaking tour.
1:59.1	The nice story is called The Last Story.
2:03.4	It's an original radio play by Christopher Mayo.
2:06.8	And our star is Richard Widmark, who plays the role of Tony Mew.
2:13.1	We're going to a small main coast fishing village.
2:17.0	Flounder Cove, where fishing folks go to bed early, to the lullaby of the surf and the boys offshore.
2:24.7	But this night, there is a new note added to the lullaby, a discordant note,
2:29.9	which for all its strangeness serves only to keep awake the man responsible for it.
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